Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-11-05
SHORT STOPS.

Az THIS WRITING, the condition OF
Mr.. s. b. Stewart is regarded by his
physicians as extremely critical.
Mr.. John Coulter, of this city, is
Ddcylrous of selling out with the
view of removing to Los Angeles,
Gal.
A conference of the Methodist
preachers of the GAINESVILLE dis
trixt was held in this city on We'd
nesday at 10 a. m.
Judge Champlin. of Hopkinsville
who was stricken with paralysis a
few days ago, died in that city at his
resi- ence on Sunday last.
Mr.. Pat Mckinley, we are sorry to
learn, lost a Nftle girl who was bur-
led on Sunday from the Catholic
Nehlrch in the City cemetery.
aMr. J. F. Bell, the shoe man, will
move next week into the store room
recently vacated By Messrs. r. w.
Roach < Bro, on Franklin street.
DIR. Williams, an eminent physi-
clan of Guthrie, KY, popular and
intelligent citizen, has removed from
that place, and located in Decatur,
Ala.
a
Ne interior of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church is undergoing a
complete overhauling which will
Iadd much to the comfort and ele-
Tnce of the building.
pr. C. g. Wilson entitled himself
10 chicken pie from each of the
neighbors who are raising poultry by
Killing a large owl on Greenwood
,venue on last Monday evening.
Married on Sunday the 23rd inst,
It this residence of the brides par
ants, near Cumberland Furnace, Mr..
Edgar Powers to Miss Mollie Hughes,
Esq. b. N McCasline officiating.
The friends of Mrs. John Cunning
ham;>on Madison will be pleased to
earn that at this writing her condi-
lien has again materially improved
hough she is still very seriously ill.
Mr.. Arthur Harris has sold out his
interest in the Democrat, but has not
discontinued his connection with that
,aper as reported. He will continue
asHe attached to the editorial corps,
AID will assist in. the local depart
nent as usual.
w. w. and Clarence Covington are
aaving erected building to start o
sflM and hominey mill, at corner of
Franklin and Greenwood avenue.
r. They will soon have it in operation,
ind it will prove great convent
nee to the public.
Rev. J. j. Porter has been carry
ng on successful revival meeting
It the Baptist church during the
week. Much interest is being mani
ested, and 1t is hoped great good will
be accomplished.
An Italion Is said to have invented
|, plan by which man can do with
,uaeating for sixty days. We are
,orry we cannot recall his name. He
has immortalized himself, and is en-
tiled to the lasting gratitude Of pos
tesity, especially of editors Of news
papers.
We are glad to welcome back an
sd lifelong friend George Alwell,
who, with his family, has returned
to GAINESVILLE to live, and again occu-
pies his old home on Main street.
Mr. Alwell is a good citizen, and his
friends in GAINESVILLE and Montgom-
US county will be glad to learn OF
his return to the home of his boy
hnoi, and earlier years.
n We have seen whole families who
h9ught that they could edit a news
paper a great deal better than any
Fbody else. We are not one of that
sind, and we would just like, for
curiosity, to see some of them try il
awhile. We surmise they would
and themselves somewhat in the
condition of Icarius when he under
took to drive the chariot Of the sun
SsMessrs. R. w. Roach & Bro, have
moved into the new store house
built and owned By ]. M. Bowling
in the center of the new block near
theVhe of Franklin street covering
part of the burnt dis riot at Bow
ing 4 Wilson's old stand. Their
dew store Is roomy ,commodious and
Elegantly fitted mp. andis altogether
,ae Sof the hsndsomest busines.
Noases in Clarksslle.